Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
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FOREIGN.

"A monster procession in honor Of Glad
stone was held at Swansea, Wales, recently.
Gladstone, with prominent liberals of Wales
occupied special stand from which he re-
viewed the parade. One hundred thousand
Welchmen wearing rosettes and bearing ban
ners marched past the stand A contingent
from the party pride headed the line Cannon
were fired, and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed The procession was five hours pass
ing the review stand After the men had all
passed they massed to hear Gladstone, who
spoke an hour. He said the waste of tine in
the house of commons was duo 10 the fact
that the coercion bill was badly framed, badly
conducted, and wanting n basis of facts, ex-
trayagant and insdious in itn objects, tota lily
mismanaged as well as misconceived Lord
Salisbury's complaint of construction was un-
manly and eifeminate The fntigued conser-
yatives would be given longer Whitsun holi-
day. Ho warned them that they would be
even more tired, for it would be impossible to
permanently govern Ireland coercively in the
light of day and in the atmosphere of free
dom. Gladstone asked the Wechmen to be-
lieve the Irish human beings full of noble
qualities. He was confident the Welchmen
would sympathize with tho Irishmen in the
difficult, arduous contest in which their tri-
umph was absolutely certain.
Lord Randolph Churchhill was enthusl-
astica1ly received by the Wolverhampton
Workmen's Club recently. Responding to an
address he said: The true remedy for trade
depression ls economy in public expenditures.
The workers must not allow Ireland to abb
sorb all their attention, but must bring pres
sure to bear to prevent such extravagancies as
spending 81, 900, OO0on the army and admiralty
building and Ell, 900 for decorating Westmin-
ster Abbey in honor of the Queens jubilee.
"A London telegram says that Chamber
ain in responding to the address presented
to him by Liberal Unionists of Manchester,
warned tho working classes against the false
ness of Gladstone's statement that home rule
was an issue between the classes and the
masses. The success of Gladstone's policy
ing classes, Gladstone is in Wales, where he
will deliver a series of addresses in favor of
home rule
A terrible plague of locusts has visited
central portions of Spain. The insects are 80
thick that gangs of men have baen sent to
clear the railway lines. The crops are fear
fully ravaged. The cortes is about to vote n
credit for the relief of sufferers
"A ST. Petersburg dispatch says the At
ghans murdered fourteen Bokharan officials
at Kerki, because they refused to incite the in
habitants to resist Russian advance
"A marriage has been arranged between
Duke Albrecht, of Wurtemburg, and the
daughter of Crown Prince Frederick William
This project is connected with the Wurtem-
burg succession.
The Nord Deutsche Zeitung announc es
the arrest of Cabannes, a clerk, and Buckner,
superintendent of messengers, both employ
ed in the Presidents Office at Strasburg, on
the charge of treason
The Sultan of Turkey has coded the is
land of Cypress TO England.
-Rouvier's statement to the Chamber of
Deputies of his policy was brief He will
urge financial reform and retrenchment The
new budget is prepared in accord with the re-
cent vote of the Chamber He maintains the
Goblet cabinets military bills. He also an
nounced tho determination of the ministry to
resign unless they obtained the majority of
Republican votes in the Chamber He said
his foreign policy would be firm and prudent
In regard to economy in public expenditures,
they proposed TO retrcnch 60,000, 0C0 france
Answering question put subsequently, Rou-
vier said the Government intended that all
citizens, even seminarists, should be subjected
to the obligations of military service.
The cashier of the Pocheloga Bank, Mon
trcal, l. D. Larent, has absconded with s12,-
900 Tho hank 10 ,rctnotod -